Sentence examples for shy someone from inspiring English sources

"All the testimonies are of someone who was very polite, shy, someone who blushed when he heard four-letter words," says Vargas Llosa.

Patten, a man well used to public life, has taken the gamble of dragging in front of the coconut shy someone who, until now, has lived and worked very privately.

Predators, especially sexual predators will be looking for someone nervous, shy, someone who will not seem like a threat or someone who will very well try to help themselves.

A successfully shy person is someone who tries to understand the nature and the dynamics of their shyness in an effort use this understanding to control their shyness instead of their shyness controlling them.

Whether the new kid turns out to be a kind soul who was simply shy or someone who's just as odd as everyone has made him out to be, he still deserves the same compassion that Shawn would give any of his friends.

"He's kind of shy for someone who's so accomplished and such an extraordinary athlete," Feherty said.

"She was a little shy, not someone who would make a big deal about herself," Mr. Grosse said.

I changed at that point from being quite quiet and shy into someone rather loud and rebellious.

After a shy silence someone said, "Do you know Terry Eagleton?" -- at which the class murmured with relief and expectation.

Don't be shy asking someone you know on the inside to come get you in.

That's classic Tsai, say friends and former colleagues who describe her as naturally shy and someone who rarely takes quickly to personal relationships (she's single and has no children), but is hard-working, detail-oriented and deft at anticipating people's wants.